Yoshiharu Tsuge et al.: Screw and Black Water

A Yoshi-haru comic book and a book of writers to write the grandest art cartoon in Japan. For example, the fourth section of the short cartoon is a collection of the works provided by the author, including the book The NASA (1968), the Expanding Outside (1968), The Red Flower (1967), and the Gensenkan Master (1868). The author's study was designed and written by art critic Yamamata H. Yamashta, who has chosen Yoshiharu as the best cartoonist to meet her in her teens, has planned this book. The NASA was the first published work by a 1968 comic magazine, The Sun Dan Kion Man. The first scene in the sea, with a boy holding his arm while the blood vessels are exposed, is intense. The journey of a young man to seek out a doctor is a series of events and places that are unique. The NASA version has been turned into the most unusual work in all comic books, and since it has become a prototype of numerous quotations and parodys. There are several backgrounds where Yoshi Day was able to project a great work from the late 1960s to the 1970s. At that time, the Great Wall of Economic Growth was being crossed by the postwar Japanese society. At the same time, it was a worldwide youth culture, shared in the postwar 1968s with the former imperial forces, demanding a break in the power of imperialism, a change in society and a longing for another culture. A new wind is blowing in the comic world, and it overlaps with this. The comic magazine The Gianca of this time was able to give a fine direction for writers, and create an art cartoon that could be written and put on the ground. The script contains images and data from Yoshi Day's major comic work.

Korean title: 나사와 검은 물

Korean author: 쓰게 요시하루 외

Korean publisher: 타이그레스 온 페이퍼

ISBN-13: 9791197283215